I a UPSILON ALPHA of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, University of Arizona, NOVEMBER, 1969, Tucson, Arizona Fantastic Rush Brings 46 Outstanding Pledges This year's rush was one of the most successful in Upsilon Alpha's history, gain ing for the house forty-six outstanding pledges. Three major factors contributed to our success: the new improvements done on the house, the hard work of all the active brothers, and the devoted efforts of Rush Chairman Jim Boice, who did a fan tastic job. %• Tom Weber hails from Palo Verde, play ing football and acting as a class officer. Tom plans to become a veterinarian. From Tucson's Canyon del Ore, we have Steve Paul, who was his senior class presi dent. Steve is our pledge class treasurer and a pre-law major. Freshman John Thomas was president of the student body at Coolidge High in Ari zona. John has hopes at present of be coming a doctor. Bottom Row (Left to Right): Steven Eddy, Danny Hoops, John Thomas, John McLaughlin, Thomas Day, David Baker; Second Row: Michael Rodney, George Simms Jr., James Glasser, Joseph Baiientyne, Dav d Whittemore, Richard Evans, Steven Paul, David Lynch; Third Row: Dale Bauinan, Rcdnry Drake, Robert Webber, Thomas Ladt, Jeffrey Klages, Randolph Robert Jr., Steven Mikulic; Fourth Rcw: Mark Moore, Steven Brady, Douglas Vance, Richard Cohen. Doug MacAllister, Harry Card Jr., Thcmas Stoops, Derek Schull; Back Row: Charles Rehling 11. Robert Waag. William Burton, John Pearson, Douglas Clark, Gary Williams, Benjamin Webb, Michael Jones. Not Pictured: Michael Bingham, Steven Boice, Donald Crcwcll, John Gardner, Kurt Johnson, John Karam, William Legg. Allan Luke, Guido Mariani. Indiana Academy Great Success The brothers of Upsilon Alpha chapter were well represented over the summer at the eleventh Fiji Academy held in Bloom- Speeches by the Archons and General Officers were presented throughout the three ington, Indiana. The national convention, held every other year between Ekklcsiai. day conclave and even Eugene Cernan (Purdue "46) made a surprise visit from Houston to attend the Model Norris Pig hosted four hundred Fijis from over 100 Dinner. chapters across the Lfpsilon Alpha won many coveted awards at the Awards Banquet which included Su perior Academic Achievement for 1967-68, Outstanding Academic Excellent for the past five consecutive years, honorable men tion for the Owen L. Coon Plaque and the United States and Canada. The delegates from our chapter were Pat Anderson. Dave Beaugurcau. Jim Boice, and Jeff Derickson. They attended daily leadership classes thiit included such mat ters as rush, chapter fi nances, public rela tions. scholarship, pledge education, prcinitiiition and post initiation activities, gradUiite relations, chapter piitilications. com mittee systems, and ritual techniques. Riverda H. Jordon In Liberal Arts is Dave Lynch of Darien, Conn, where he was president of Hi-Y club. Tom Day comes from Hinsdale, Illinois, and is majoring in government. A freshman, Tom came for the Tucson weather. Another from Palo Verde is Steve Eddy, who likes to do about everything. Steve is a L.A. freshman. An all-district basketball player, Joe Ballantyne is from Houston, Texas, and is on the freshman basketball team. Joe was editor of his high school yearbook and this year is majoring in finance. John Pearson attended Scottsdade High, where he lettered three years in football, track, and baseball. At Palo Verde, Steve Brady graduated second in his class. Now. as a freshman, he is on the golf team and is in L.A. Bowl, and honorable John McLaughlin worked for several mention for the O. H. Cheney Cup. f illed with enthusiasm, they returned to years before he came to college. John grad T ucson ready to begin another successful war at the Liniversity of Arizona. at the top as a Fiji pledge. uated from Palo Verde in 1965. and now is \r\nFiji Campanilla Page Two November, 1969 Where Are They Now? Hal Landon Jr. *63 is taking a leading part in the South Coast Reperatory of "We Bombed in New Haven." Stanley Johnson *39 has the data process ing, working on financial systems of the San Diego Unified School District. He lives at 5327 Alta Bahia Court, S. D. Gail Rogers *51 and his wife will be here for Homecoming. Commander Fred D. Snyder *50 United States Navy announces his marriage to Mrs. Betty D. Roberts in Fairfax, Virginia. Received a card from Larry Millspaugh *58 from Suva Fiji. He was on the way to Australia. He is now with Dynamic Com pany in Waco, Texas. His address is 8225 Forest Ridge. Gale Beaubian *56 is a Vetenery in Sil ver City, New Mexico. He has been under the weather, but is licking the ailment. Ed Muns *60 who is attending Law at Berkeley ran into Bill Milan *59 at Coit Tower in San Francisco. He also has met Mike Hess *61 and Fred Owing and Lloyd Wiborg *61, Robert Angell *60 and Milt Laflen *60. Seems that instead of studying. Brother Muns spends his time at the joints Brooks *24, Herb Burrows *25, Richard Chabers *29, Robert E. Heineman *26, J. Prugh Herndon *19, William Lott *29, Grant McGregor *31, Ralph Pearce *30, T. D. Romero *22, Andy *29, Robert *22 and President's Letter Dear Brothers: This past year, as always, you can be very proud of the record that Upsilon Al Welford *27 Riipkey. pha has accomplished. Last year, we fin Curtis A. Jennings *56 has become a partner of Moore, Romley, Kaplan, Robbins and Green law firm of Phoenix. Our brothers are doing nicely in Wash ington D.C. Boyd H. Gibbons HI *59 has been appointed Undersecretary of the In terior Department, Edward L. Morgan *60 is deputy counsel to President Nixon, and James E. Sharp *62 has been appointed to the Attorney General's office. ished second in scholarship among the fraternities, and combined a strong second place finish in intramurals to this. Our year was climaxed by the announcement of the 2 top University awards, the Nugent and Freeman, to Brothers Tim Puntenney and Bob Swan. We have begun this year on an extreme ly successful note in that our fall rush Republican J. Michael Flournoy *59 has been elected Coconino County Attorney. Richard W. Baker *52 has left Huttons and has joined Refsness, Ely Beck and Company, Inc. as vice president of the efforts have produced 46 outstanding pledges. Along with this, we are working very hard in all areas of the Fraternity's activities and we are very excited for the coming year. investment firm. Joe Adodeely who while blowing a cap tured Viet Cong bugle led the first Ameri can contingent into the beleagured Khe Sanh in Vietnam last April has been dis charged from the Army and is now in I would also like to take this opportunity to invite all the Brothers back at Home coming, Nov. 15, and to come by and pay us a visit. We worked very hard this past summer in remodeling the House, and I'm Tucson. in S. S. sure you will be surprised and proud of Russell C. Ewing M.D. *53 is a doctor on a Polaris sub out of Guam, his home port James Sakrison *63 has joined the lay firm of Lesher, Scruggs, Kimble and Lin- the results. Fraternally, damond '49 in Tucson. is Pearl Harbor. Eddie Wilson *62 has been named fresh Carl L. Johnson *60 is married, has a baby daughter and is ranching out of Ta- Pat Anderson Jr. man football coach for the University of Arizona. tum. New Mexico. David D. Baker *23 assistant to the as For the Pig Dinner last April we had the following Zeta Delts present: Arthur sistant manager for operations of the Grand Junction Office of the Atomic Energy Com mission, retired last January after 14 years with the AEC. New Cabinet The adobe fortress enters the new year with five new and capable leaders. Filling the spot of President, Pat Anderson divides his time between steering the house and steering baseballs for the Wildcats and Coach Sancet. Our house manager is Dave Beaugureau an active campus leader and pre-Iaw student. The duo are affectionately (?) labeled. Big Brother and the Holding Company. David Sharp is the Recording Secretary and Tom Roberts serves as Corresponding Secretary. This pair spend most of their time arguing over who would fill out the long and tedious membership report. Jim "Slade" Wyss fills out the cabinet as his torian, keeper of the records and all around glib spirit. Two legacies have arrived since our last letter, one to Curtis A. Jennings *56 and one to William S. Bradbury *60. William Clark *59 is coach at a Catholic School in Albuquerque, New Mexico. William Bradbury *63 announces the birth of their son, William March 23, 1969. Scott Brewer on Harvard H. Hill Jr. has adopted their third child, a baby girl, Kelli Ann. Curtis Rae family has been increased by one, by the birth of a baby boy Curtis Graduate Fund Drive Results The Upsilon Alpha Graduate Fund Drive ended in June netting $5,500 some what short of the proposed goal. Of this sum, $4,000 was paid to Rincon Market toward our debt, five hundred dollars was spent on house improvements, $500 went to pay architect fees and the remaining $500 was deposited in the bank. Some of the major contributors to the fund drive include Herb J. Burrows, George B. Pond, Frederick A. Fielder, Arthur H. Brooks, Louis Sands, Robert E. Heineman, Jim Grantman, Bernard W. Simons Jr., Ross Wheeler, Norman Pierce, Andy Rupt- Arthur on October 3. ke and Carl Johnson. Gilbert W. Chester *64 and Roger Garrett *64 announces the formation of a part nership in law under the firm name of helped ease the burden of our old debts. Our thanks go to all who contributed to Chester and Garrett in Phoenix. the fund drive's success. The fund drive was a definite success and \r\nFiji Campanilla November, 1969 Page Three Future Fiji's ... (cont'd.) Don Crowd I played several sports in high school, but now is concentrating on baseball. Don is in Liberal Arts as a Honolulu, Hawaii presents surfer Dave. A graduate of an Hawaii prep school, Dave Whittemore, a hotel management major, freshman. he would rather surf than be in school. A P.E. major. Rod Drake attended Palo Verde, playing football and running track. graduated from Brophy Prep in Phoenix. At Tucson High, Rich Evans swam for 4 years and is on the city champion team. Rick is in a position like many freshmen without a major; he is in Liberal Arts. Kurt Johnson's brother Eric was a Fiji, Liberal Arts also has Dave Baker. He Another Phoenix man. Dale Baughman played some good football, and is now a P.E. major on a baseball scholarship. Another of the Palo Verde men is Tom Stoopes who was an all-state footballer as and Kurt is starting on the trek. He is from a junior. Tom is a government major. Downey, Calif, and is a sophomore. A history major, Doug Vance attended Amphitheater High in Tucson and was a Jack Gardner, another offspring of Tuc son, was an all-district baseball player and quarterback for the football team. Mike Rodney was a trackman at Rincon High. He hopes to follow his father as a Fiji. Randy Robert is a Pre-Med student from is now in L.A. Derek Schull is another Palo New Britain. Conn. He played hockey at is on two U of A committees as a fresh Mike is in L.A. Dan Hoope's father helped build the fraternity house and so we have Dan from SafFord, Ariz. This second Hoopes is a business major. A human record player has come to Phi Gamma Delta in Bill Burton. Bill is ma joring in business, but possibly should be a disc jockey. Richard Cohen, Rincon High graduate, has finally made it. He's social chairman of the pledge class and was a freshman football letterman at the U. Mike Jones, whose brother Jerry is an active in the house, is a tennis player in Pre-Law. A graduate of West Phoenix High School, Gary Williams spent two years at the U.S. Naval Academy before he came to the University to be the pledge class president. Guido Mariani comes to 1801 from Salpointe High in Tucson. Guido is a PreMed junior. Lettering in golf, tennis in high school, Doug McAllister is now a sophomore in psychology. Doug is from Indio, Calif. Tom "Padiika" Ladt was a fine wrestler and tennis player from Kentucky: now he is in L. A. at the Awards Luncheon. Homecomiiig Calendar November 15. 1969 Verde Trinity Pauling Prep School. Mark Moore is a Pre-Law junior trans fer. He originally attended the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. and quarterback at Palo Verde before he got a baseball scholarship to the U of A. This summer at the Fiji Academy, Upsilon Alpha's own Danny Romero won the coveted Francis M. Durrance Award, given to the outstanding Purple Legionaire of the Fraternity. This annual award is based upon personality, leadership, rapport with chap ter and fraternity service. Danny received a standing ovation by the four hundred plus delegates to the Leadership School when he was presented the beautiful plaque Jeff Klages is from Columbus, Ohio, where he was president of his youth group. Jeff likes to swim and is a business major. Titan, enjoying a variety of sports. Derek Mike Bingham was a baseball player Romero Wins Durrance Award man. Pete Webb is a freshman business major playing freshman basketball. Pete comes to us from San Francisco. George Simms is a golfer from Phoenix. He majors in business and is a freshman from Brophy Prep. Bill Legg of Ware Nick, Virginia was co-captain of three varsity teams. Bill is a freshman in business. Dac Clark was president of Die Feistens in Indio, Calif. Dac is a hi-fi buff and likes golf and photography as a sophomore. H. K. Gard is in BPA as a freshman and enjoys swimming. H.K. is our other Columbus, Ohio, man and plays the guitar. Steve Boice is from Sonoita where he wrestled and played football. Steve is ma joring in agriculture as a freshman. Steve Mikulic is a junior Pre-Med stu dent who played football, basketball, and baseball. He is a second baseman on the team and comes from South Holland, 111. Alan Luke is from Tucson High where he was V.P. of the senior class. Alan is an Parade—9:30 a.m. Game (against Utah—2:30 p.m. Open House—All Day Cocktail Party-8:00 p.m. The 1969 Homecoming promises to be a full day of activity. The morning starts bright and early with the Phi Gams en tering a float; we're keeping our fingers crossed to win first place. This year's theme is "Our Place in Space." Open house is all day, and if you have any problems in locating us, our new tele phone number is 326-5403. Come see our newly revenated house—we're look ing forward to seeing you all. At 2:30 is the game. This year Ari zona is battling Utah. Brother Bill Miller will start in the defensive secondary. The annual cocktail party will be at the usual place (Pioneer International Hotel, Varsity Room). The party will start at 8:00 p.m. University of Arizona is honoring the Classes of 1919, 1929, 1944, and 1959. One quick reminder from William Chandler '44. He said that 1943 Junior Class was the last ROTC Horse Cavalry reunion and he would like to see all the Fiji Troopers in that cavalry attend homecoming for the 25th Reunion. aerospace major and likes football and wrestling. Fiji Campanilla Rob Waag is from Edina, Minnesota and likes to wrestle steers. Rob practices his Ed Itor TOM HARVEY Pre-Vet on his horses. Jim Glasser was his student body presi dent at Scottsdale High. Jim is in Pre-Med and is out for track. Chuck Rehling lettered four years in Contributors Jeff Derickson, Jim Boice. Tom Roberts, Rory Westberg, Randy King, Guido Mariani, Gary Williams, Chuck Rehling and Pat Anderson. With Special Thanks to Danny Romero Phoenix gives us freshman Pre-Med stu dent John Karam from Simnyslope High golf and football and is pledge class sec Published Quarterly by Upsilon Alpha Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at the University of Arizona for its retary. C buck is a freshman from River- Graduate School. dale. lovsa. itor at 1801 Members and Friends. Please send news and changes of address to the Ed East 1st Street, Tucson, Arizona 85719. \r\nFiji Campanilla Page Four November, 1969 ^ More On The Grads. .. Odds and Ends This year's Pig Dinner will be held on March 15. The speaker will definitely be Rowland Burnstan, Lafayette '25, Vice President of the Fraternity. Archon Councilor Harry E. Templeton died on October 5. NEWPORT BEACH —- A 39 year old Lido Isle resident, James Warren Young '52 of 132 Via Triste, was dead on arrival at Hoag Hospital Sunday morning after he suffered an apparent heart attack while skin diving in the ocean Cameo Shores. while in the water and that he attempted to dive twice and surfaced immediately Blind Center and have established a house both times. Graduate Chapter The Tucson Graduate Chapter officers are: Edward H. Wilkie, Missouri '35, Pres ident; William J. Poison '59, 1st Vice Pres ident; Tom Moore '60, 2nd Vice President; Gordon Alley '60, Secretary; Schuyler W. Lininger '44, Treasurer. The officers of the Fiji Building Corpora tion are: Robert E. Narbours, President; Jack H. Lauver, Secretary; and Robert E. Heineman. Treasurer. The Board of Directors are J. Prugh Herndon, T. D. Romero and Robert M. Vance. FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Upsilon Alpha Chapter 1801 E. First Street Tucson, Arizona 85719 Return Requested Thomas L. Watkins Jr. '38 Robert G. Marquis '42 Herbert Franklin Jones '37 John Loren Hastings Jr. '51 on arrival. New Grad Advisor the Junior College System in Arizona. Robert Walke Morden '57 Ronald Bruce Minson '61 slumped over in the water. He was given oxygen and taken to shore and to Hoag Hospital by ambulance where he was dead luncheon, the homecoming cocktail party was discussed, deciding on a time of 8:00 p.m. at the Pioneer Hotel. The main speakers were Arnold Jeffers, College, who gave an interesting talk on Jerry Hamilton Guild '43 Keith Bailey Nichols '63 Gary Lee Mauck '65 Police said the probable cause of death was a heart attack. He left his wife Betty, daughter Betsy, sons James, John and Jeffrey. Board of Junior Colleges and Dr. Rudy Malone. Dean of Academic Affairs at Pima John Hazen Post '42 Thomas Leonard Harris '60 Young then told White "I've had it" and The monthly meeting of the Tucson Graduate Chapter was held on October 14. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of every month in the Student Union at the University of Arizona. After a short Pima County Representative to the State Ariz. 85719. A witness. Bill White, told police Young had complained that he was short of breath Upsilon Alpha is seriously contending to win the Baker Cup this year. So far we have cleaned up the yard at a Tucson function of attending church every Sunday. We do not have the latest mailing address of the following. If any of you know their whereabouts please send it to Tom Harvey, Campanilla Editor, 1801 E. 1st St., Tucson, Perge! Instead of a house mother this year, Up silon Alpha has been employing the help of Peter William Todd '68, as a graduate ad visor. Leonard Vann Dunham '46 Lloyd Harlow Cook Jr. '49 Thomas K. Carpenter '50 William Manfield Burks '49 Lelie B. Altstatt '52 Campus Leaders The men of Phi Gamma Delta were again quite successful for the year '68-'69. These accomplishments will undoubtedly be recorded as another episode in Fiji's being This is the first time in the history of Phi Gamma Delta and at the University of Arizona that a graduate advisor has been number one: Five men in Who's Who in used as a replacement for the traditional Chain Gang and Sophos; second of all in Intramurals; second of all fraternities in scholarship; first of all Greeks in pledge class scholarship; G.E. College Bowl Repre sentative; Robert Nugent Award and Free house mother. Pete is a graduate of the business college and is working for his Masters in Business Administration. He is a past recording sec retary and has the duty of advising the house officers and the pledges because of his past experience in the fraternity. When asked how well the new method is working, Pete replied, "It seems to have worked alright so far. There haven't been any problems yet." American College and Universities; past President of Bobcats; present President of man Award for outstanding senior men; one Phi Beta Kappa; four Phi Eta Sigma; two SUAB Chairmen; President of SUAB; five men on Bobcats; four on Chain Gang; eight on Sophos; one cheerleader and the Yell King; and many other various and sundry things.